Three Children Die in Trailer Camp Incinerator Fire
In North Dakota a 5 year old boy, a 5 year old girl, and a 3 year old girl died after entering a trailer camp refuse burner. Sheriff Lutz said investigators consider the blaze started by matches or hot coals. The incinerator stood near trailers and wind hindered cries.
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Rodney Brenden
Debra
Larry Dean Slater
Leroy Lutz
Lutz
Slater
Maers
Cushing
Okl
Brenden
Lorean Brenden
Ray
Goatherder Aid Initiative Faces Housing Shortage
State Trooper Noble Starnes reports slow progress in assisting homeless Zeigler goatherder Christopher Voytek Surdel and his flock after a fire destroyed four ramshackle buildings. Fewer usable homes exist. some candidates lack foundations and may collapse if moved. Moving equipment is ready once a suitable house is located.
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Noble Starnes
Christopher
George “‘Voytek
Surdel
Starnes
SIU Theatre Schedules Five Summer Productions at Carbondale
Southern Illinois University theater department unveils five summer shows on the Carbondale campus starting July 1. The Southern Players return from New Salem State Park to perform works by Coward Williams Thomas Osborn and a Frank Loesser musical, with two shows at Shryock auditorium and performances at the Southern Playhouse. The Copperhead directed by Joe Embser explores Civil War family tensions in Southern Illinois.
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Southern Ilinois
Southern Illinois University Theater Department
Carbondale
Southern Players
New Salem State Park
Petersburg
Noel Coward
Tennessee Williams
Augustus Thomas
Paul Osborn
Frank Loesser
Glass Menagerie
Southern Playhouse
Shryock Auditorium
SIU Opera Workshop
Copperhead
Joe Embser
Southern Illinois
Christian Moe
SIU
Sherwin Abrams
Bill Taylor
Jane Daggaq
Hoffa to Appeal Ruling After Union Reform Order
Newark June 11 AP James R. Hoffa says the Teamsters will honor a court ruling requiring reform but will appeal. He condemned Senate inquiry charges and urged supporters that nothing will destroy the union as monitors’ recommendations must be followed.
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Newark
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Hoffa
Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Robert
Walter Reuther
James Carey
Domestic Rabbit Meat Craving Noted by U S
The Agriculture Department says Americans eat about 60 million pounds of domestic rabbit meat annually and want more. A new farmers bulletin notes rabbit meat is nutritious high quality protein and low in fat with similar food value to beef.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmers
Warm For Southern Illinois Weather Update
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers tonight and Friday. Lows near 70, highs in the 80s. Yesterday high 80, low 67, precipitation 0.05 inches in the past 24 hours. Sun rises 5:30 a.m., sets 8:29 p.m. Crap Orchard Lake At spillway.
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Illinois
Senate Bill Faces House Filibuster
Springfield June 11 The Illinois House pressed on despite a partial filibuster led by Rep Corneal Davis to block Senate bills. The debate centered on the equal job opportunities bill as hearings on the measure continued with AFL CIO support and Caterpillar and Inland Steel testimony highlighting non discrimination claims and record keeping costs.
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O. T. Banton
Springfield
Illinois House
Paul Powell
Vienna
House
Senate
Powell
Corneal Davis
Chicago
Sen
Marvin Burt
Freeport
Rollie C. Carpenter
Ancona
Senate Committee On Industrial Affairs
Carpenter
Peoria
Burt
Davis
Reuben G. Sonderstrom
Afl-Cio
Richard Nelson
Evanston
Inland Steel Co
Soren Olson
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Olson
Caterpillar
Illinois
Oson
Enforcement Commission
Thor Able nose cone lands in Atlantic near Ascension Island
A Thor Able missile test sent a nose cone 5500 miles to the South Atlantic near Ascension Island. Recovery ships and planes searched the area as parachute deployment eased the cone into the water. Earlier tests on April 8 and May 21 reported similar recovery results.
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Atlantic
Ascension Island
Cape
Air Force
South Atlantic Ocean
Basis For Continuing Geneva Talks Explored
U S Secretary of State Christian Herter and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met in Geneva to gauge if there is a basis for extending negotiations on a Berlin settlement. Western officials seek a feasible path while opposing a one year deadline. Soviet officials urged counter proposals to keep talks alive.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Geneva
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Herter
Gromyko
West Berlin
Valerian Zorin
Klaus Fuchs to Be Freed from Prison in June
London AP June 11 Home Secretary Richard Butler said atom spy Klaus Fuchs will be released late this month and free to live where he pleases. Jailed in 1950 for betraying Western atomic secrets, he is a naturalized British subject who will serve a third off his 14 year sentence.
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London
Klaus Fuchs
Richard A. Butler
Soviet Union
Butler
House of Commons
Fuchs
Ohio House Approves 18 Year Old Voting
The Ohio House passed a resolution to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 and send it to the Senate. If approved, the issue would be put to voters in November.
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Ohio House
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Teachers Pay 70000 For Playground Near Wichita
Wichita teachers have funded seventy thousand dollars to acquire a nearby farm for a recreational area. The planned facilities include fishing, boating, skeet shooting, a golf course, baseball diamonds, and saddle horses. The project is by the voluntary group Recreational Area For Teachers led by president Gerald Klepinger with about 900 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Gerald Klepinger
RAFT
Co ed Denies Consent in Florida Knife Point Incident
In Tallahassee a 19 year old co ed testified that four white youths assaulted her at knife and public safety item point last May 2. She said she begged to be released and did not consent, countering defense claims she may have.
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Tallahassee University
William D Hopkins
Airman's Bride Dies in Colo Car Crash After Cadet Wedding
Barbara Ann Barnwell 18 died in a Denver area wreck near Durango as Lt. Lee Barnwell 23 drove a sports car that struck a culvert and overturned. The couple, engaged during his time at the Air Force Academy, had wed the day after their graduation.
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Durango
Colo
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Barbara Ann Barnwell
Denver
Lee Barnwell
Greenville
D.C
Herbert Luoma
Barbara
Barnwell
Mercy Hospital
Academy
Colorado Springs
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Crap Orchard Lake
Herter and
Conrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Eugene Ger
Stenmaier
Erhard
Adenauer
Cone
Selwhy Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
Donnie Atkinson
Great Falls
Mont
Tallahassee, Fla
South
Hussein of
Jordan
U. S
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